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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28
ENCOURAGING OUTLOOK.

The business outlook of the country as
shown by Dun's weekly report is encour.
aging as whole, notwithstanding the
severe drawbacks occasioned by the
drouth In some sections and the number of
heavy failures in the east These failures,
confined almost exclusively to stock spec
ulations, effect the legitimate commercial
transactions of the country but little. AS
to crops, despite the unfavorable indica-
tons of few days ago, it is now ascer-
tanned that the yield of cereals will be
above the average. This will prove a
blessing to this country and to many other
portions of the world as we'll Short crops
in many portions of the eastern hemis-
phere, notably in the grain producing
quarters, already effect the markets as is
shown in the increased and increasing de-
mand for American produce. This for.
eign demand will counteract the depressing
effect of large crops on our home markets
and stimulate prices. While this may not
seem favorable condition for the home
consumer who has his supplies to buy, 1t is
not bad thing for him, for good prices
for the products of the farm, which is the
source of the country's prosperity, means
plenty of money in the hands of the pro-
ducers whence it never fails to flow out
into all arteries and channels of business,
and the artisan and brakeman receive pro-
portionate benefit thereby.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

z Dom Pedro, who has been emperor of
Brazil for ifty-six years, and is in length
of reign the senior sovereign of the world,
has one subject he cannot control-his ap-
petite He is suffering from disease Of
the kidneys and liver, and when his physi-
ci an advised him TO stop the use of his ia
vorite beverage, the juice Of oranges and
lem O ps, replied: Il cannot" It's said the
man who cannot rule himself is unfit to rule
others: nevertheless, Dom Pedro is good
and popular sovereign. Perhaps the an
swer he should have made the physician
was, Il don't want to" Sometimes the
two reasons are COMPOUNDED in the human
mind, and this may have been the fact IL
D ON Pedro's case.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28
A GLUCOSE FACTORY.
The announcement in the dispatches
esterday morning that bids are being re-

The announcement in the dispatche.
y esterday morning that bids are being re
ceived at Peoria, H., for thu
rebuilding Of the glucose work.
at thatcity, recently destroyed by
FIRE, suggests the thought that Wichita Il
one of the most available locations in THU
CO untry for glucose works. The produc
of corn in the manufacture of glucose av
erages three gallons of syrup to the bushel
The residuum, which Is little reduced In
b ulk from the original, makes the very
best character of feed for cattle. At Leav
e nworth lest winter 1900 head of cattle
were wintered on the product of the glu
C ose works there. The capacity of the
works at Peoria is 5000 bushels day.
The capacity Of the works at Buffalo, N
Y. is 20, 900 bushels dav. At that point
ye sterday corn was worth A cents bush
Ell. In this city 1t is worth % or % cents.
At Buffalo the manufacture of glucose is
very profitable If it is profitable there
with corn A cents per bushel, what would
1t not be here at % cents per bushel. 1t Is
only some thirteen years since the manu-
facture of glucose begun, but fortunes
have been made and are being made in the
bu siness every year. Why should not
Wichita capital have share In this profita
BILE business?
The EAGLE calls the attention of the
enterprisiDg gentlemen in charge of the
stock yards enterprise and other local CAPT
talists to this matter, which may be taken
hold of and developed into a prosperous
and profitable industry. 1t is new field
for their enterprise and the investment OF
their capital which would seem to assure
enormous returns. If they do not see fit
to invest their capital they may bring their
influence to bear upon the American glu-
cose company to establish branch in this
city, that Wichita and the farmers of Kan
sas may derive the benefit There is liter
ally millions in 1t for producers in this state
and great profit for the capitalists who
engage In it.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28
JUDICIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION:

Tse Republicans OF the Eighteenth Judicial Dis
Rf-- Will hold convention for the purpose o. piac
In In nomination candidate for judge OF the dis
Sr1c6 The central committee recommend tnat the
deieeates be chosen at the same time and places des
9Rnated By the county republican central commttee
f6r holding primaries, viz August Slst-
Each ownshfp ana wards viii be entitled 70 the
following number Of delegates:
Rhpt Ward-Nine:eeD Delegates
second Wsrd-Thirteen delegates.
Third Ward-Ten deleeptes.
Fo0rth Wsro-Ftfteen delegates.
Firth Ward-Five DELEGATES.
Afron-Three delegates.
Africa-Four delegates
Deisno-FoUr delegates
nAgie-Four delegates.
Er5e-Three delegates.
9rceley-Six delegates.
Grant Seven delegates
Garden Plains, None delegate.
Garden Plains, sThree delegates
Grand River-Three delegates
aypsum-Four delegates.
nsinois-Three delegates.
Kccht-SiI delegates
Eincoin-FOur delegates.
Einneha-Three delegates.
norton Seven delegates.
Etnnescah-Sevtn delegates
Ohio-Three delegates
Pnyne-Five delegates.
Park, 1.-Two deiegates-
Park, W-Three dele gates.
Rockford, D. -Four delegates
Rockford, M-Three delegates.
1Alem-Four delegates
Snerman-Four delegates.
Erion-Fve delegates.
yloln-Threc delegates
Wschita-Seven delegates.
Waco--Fiye delegates.
VALLEY Center, Y. C-Four delegates.
Valley Center, s-Tbree delegates
The district convention will be held In the GRAND
Army Hail. Wichita Kansas, on Saturday, the 80 daJ
81 September, 1884, at $50 a. m.
Ey order OF the Diitrict Central Committee,
H. L. TAYLOR, Chairman.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

We are in receipt, through the hands of
Sen ator ingalls,, of copy of reports. in
p smphlet form, from consuls of the United
States In the Argentine Republic, Australia,
Austria Hun gary, Belgium, France, Ger
many, Italy and Russia, containing much
interesting and valuable information In ne
gard to our commercial relations with these
countries as well as their industrial meth.
DDS, products. live stock. etc.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28
The London Telegraph published an &C

The London Telegraph published an &C
count recently of an Indian rib roast,
given by Buffalo Bill in honor Of Hon.
ST mon Cameron. At the close OF detail
ed account of the affair, the Telegraph
says: 80 agreeable was the rib roast
that an eminent English legislator gave |!
as his opinion that civilization was well
intentioned mistake The Telegraph
thinks it quite probable that "rib roasts
will become quite popular form of enter
tainment in England Nothing catches
a Britisher quicker than an improvement
in the manner of roasting beef. He loves
his Joints"
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

Uneasy moves the hand that wields the
non The editors of the Sun and Capital
at St John have each been sued for $ Coo
for alleged damages sustained by the plain
tiff by reason of the duplication in said pa
pers Of mstter derogstory 70 his character.
The stage ,has plies between Ulysses and
Hsrtlsnd % report says, the other nigh;
lost Its wsy with nine passengers aboard
The entire night wss spent tn wandering
.,mles.ly about. much to the discomfort OF
the paDsngen
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

The dispatches announce that the Colo
RADIO militia have Colorow and his ham,
full of braves bottled up and are only wait
ing for Gov Adams to give direction in
the matter of adjusting the cork The
recalcitrant red skin does not and has not
manifested any particular desire to fight
and should fight ensue 1t will be forced
by the whites who seem to be spelling for
scrap since they have found out the In
dams are not In war paint. If conflict
does not take place before the governor ar
rives on the ground the matter will be set
tied, the Indians returned to their reserva-
tion and quiet restored for the time being.
Indian wars are exceedingly expensive I'm
dertakings and the country is to be con
grs tulated that the one that seemed immi
nent a week ago is averted.
Later dispatches from the seat of the
troubles indicate that the militia couldn't
rest without a setto with the Indians.
Further comment is withheld until matters
out there assume more definite shape.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28
Georeis's best humoris,, Bill Arp. wi

Georgias best humorist, Bill Arp, who
says he has farmed some himself, Is some
thing of logician and philosopher as
well. In speaking Of the backwardness of
the farming interests, which the two for g.
nickle class of poihouse politicians would
have the farmers believe to be attributable
to the "ruinous effects Of the tariff, Bill
says: The greatest embarrassment over
our up country farming d Q Discrimination
10 work
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

The editor of the Ell Dorado Republican
b as returned from his Colorado jaunt and
d enies the mild Impeachment that he had
sta ken claim and built log cabin out
tn ere" and we believe him for his first re-
frain on getting back was, there's no
place like home"
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28
All, ha; told you so. Next.

Dir. Moody says: You can't pound a
sermon into man with sledge hammer
afte he has got through reading one of
those Sunday papers" Good reading on
Sunday is just as desirable as good preach
ing. Good people would do well to en-
CO urage the reading of good literature as
well as to encourage better preaching. The
tw combined will work together for good.
We have them both, and they are here. 10
st ay, and the best thing to do is TO make
the best of both.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

Congressman Morrison, of illinois,
has been done in bronze ten feet high and
will adorn the state capitol at Springfield.
The Chicago Inter Ocean suggests that he
sho uld by all means be placed horizontal
20 as to be true to history
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

The New York Suns list of the f0C
most influential papers in the country
mentions the Leavenworth Times. The
Sun is very shrewd and very discrim
mating sheet whose judgment can always
be relied upon In everything except politics
-Leavenworth Times.
In mentioning the best hundred news
papers published il the United States, the
New York Sun neglected, in Hmodesty, to
mention its own name. That it belongs In
the list and well towards the top few car
doubt.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
All, ha; told You SO. Next.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

A new theory is advanced for the falling
o # In the Democratic vote In Kentucky at
tn e recent election. Senator Beck let the
cat out of the wallet; he says there are
fifty Democrats after every federal Office in
tn state and they couldn't quit the chase
long enough to vote for fear some compel,
itor would get ahead of him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

1t Is reported that D. R. Anthony VIII
start a morning paper at Wichita. If he
does we predict that he and Marsh Muir
dock will engage In constant warfare
Atchison Patriot.
Marsh Murdoch and D. R. Anthony will
never engage In constant warfare" fol
such reason or under such conditions
Leavenworth Times.
What disappointment this announce
ment from Colonel Anthony will oc
casion the coterie Of busybodies who
wished for such contingency as that i'm
piled in the above paragraph quoted from
the Patriot!
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

An exchange says 1888 will not be good
ye ar for dark horse. In view of such con-
Mn gency we rise to remark that the Re
publican corral contains number OF
blood ed steppers any one of whom can be
made an easy winner with little grooming.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

The leaders of the Henry George labor
par ty do not appear to be so sanguine Of
electing their candidate to the presidency
next y ear as some of their followers do
There is one point, however, on which the
generals and the rank and file are agreed
and that is that they will make it impossi-
bic for the Democrats TO win.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

The stay of proceedings granted by
Jude Potter of the New York supreme
court in the Jacob Sharp case is believed to
virtually settle the question of his incarcer-
alton in Sing Sing where he was sentenced
by the trial court Ever since his convic-
ton or even as soon as 1t became apparent
that he would be convicted his health has
been represented as in q precarious condi
ton. This with his advanced age, seems
to have effected what he and his friends
have been hoping and working for. He
may die in prison but not In Sing Sing.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-28

The Glenn bill before the Georgia legis-
lature raised such furore Of denunciation
and ridicule throughout the country that
the more conservative members OF that
body undertook to extricate themselves and
the state from the compromising situation
in which the proposed measure placed
them. Accordingly a resolution bearing
upon the matter was adopted by the legis
lature yesterday, at the same time voting
down the Glenn bill. The dispatches an
nounce that the action of the legislature
causes much rejoicing among the negroes,
but aside from the omission of the penalty
feature of the Glenn bill we fail to dis
cover any marked difference between II
and the Calvin resolution.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

An exchange gives young men the fol
lowing good advice and is worthy of
careful perusal and consideration: Boys,
never forget that you stand as a protect
or OF every girl into whose society you
may he thrown. Remember that MS you
treat her, 50 may your nearest and dear
est be treated. Hold her as sacred in
yourthought and action as you would
have yourown mother and sister held BY
Others. Remember too, that reason and
right makes it incumbent upon you to
bring us clear q record Of your life to
the woman you would make your wife,
| as you demand of her.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

-. IA - "a, az
The new Kansas City division of the
Chicago, Milwaukee Sc ST. Paul railway
is now opened for passenger business be
tween local points thereon and for other
points on its various lines. During the
winter months two daylight trains Zone
in each direction viii be run daily ex-
cept Sunday between Kansas City and
Marion, connecting at Marion with night
trains to and from Chicago, Mil~auaee
aud intermediate points. Connection
will also he made at Marion with trains
to and from st. Paul, Minneapolis. Still
water. Faribault, Qwatonna, Winona,
La Crosse and all principal points in
| Minnesota ard Wisconsin reached via Tho
lines of the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st
Paul railway.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

The Scientific AEaerican, published by
Mum g. Co., New FORK, during moro
than forty years, is. beyond all question,
the leading paper relating to science,
mechanics, and inventions published on
this continent. Each weekly issue pre-.
sents the latest scientific topics II an in
teresting and reliable manner, acccmpan-
led with eugravings prepared expressly
to demonstrate the subjects. The Scten'
tittc american is invaluable to every per
son desiring to keep pace with the in
! vcntions and discoveries of the dny.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30
". II. Cross,
Commander.
yer.s,, 81 Court

Chief Justice Trip has announced the
following al. angement for holding terms
of court At the county goats in The court
les of the second judicial district during
the spring Of 1853. Attorneys and Other
interes ed parties eso requested to mott
the arrangement:
Hutchinson county, February %.
Aurora county. March :,
Dawson county, March IA.
Hanson county, March %.
Iankton county, April 4.
Miner comfy, May 2.
Brule county, June g..
sanborn county, June GO.
Jcrauld county. june "a.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30
norae Accomplished Eiar.

There are in Dakota to-day TIE most
accomplished liars that ever stood on the
face OF the earth. We say this without
fear of contra fiction. They attend the
Aberdeen convention as alleged dele
gates, and some of the statements they
made concerning the sentiment of tlie
people of their respective localities brand
them not only as accomplished liars, but
as blankety blank one at that.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30
a..yn YA.rl aN.aner.

That is 10 4as, year !unEs. .alsa all Eo'r
b-eafaius nactirery. Very wondsffrl machine
~ 81 is. Not oniy the iar;nf cir-rassa~ns, hut
TIC thousands of little taltss aus: caviiias lead
ing frosl tl.ela. Wien these ere clossri and
ch.o!Scd With tnrtisr which pN,:ii not % he tntre.
, your lungs caGMDt lnf 10. tt'eir work. AID
! VIA, t.,ng ia, DIZZY cannot do 0el'. Gafli cold,
cpagh, oranp, laeuIrolslu, ]catngria, oolsGrap;-
| ion or aaG of re ftmilg oS taroot uad rose aad
hcai aad hrs; obstruet:ens. oil ma bnl. 81
, ought TO he rat ri az. Thor, is lsst oao eure
way to got ria OF theiu. That is 10 take Eos.
chee's 4nrmaa SyInr, which any DRUGGIST vii
ta& yor =, ~ ae;,t= s boSflc. k2eii eve.ytnint
/ else Aas ft,2el yal, you may lerend upon t'il
FOR o@o-'ain.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

Christmas was well observed In Kim
ball. A pleasant entertainment was
given the c~hildren-as well rs their elders
at the NJ. E. church, Saturday even
ing, and interesting exercises by the Sab.
bath school children took place al the
Presbyterian church, Sunday evening
The church was hansomely decorated 70,
the occasion.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

The new officers of the Masonic lodge
were Installed, Monday evening. The
wives and families Of the bretberen were
present and q few others. A pleasant.
social time was enjoyed arid a banquet
spread at the Kimball House. The
GRAPHIC acknowledges a kind invitation
from the lodge to be present and regrets
not being able to accept
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IF IN women.

Miss Maggie Currens went to Cham
berlelr. Monday, for a short visit.
Mr. Jas. Byrne is enjoying the holt
days with his parents at Argyle, Wis.
Henry Pilger has been busy all the
week moving his effects from the Dakop.
oils back to his hotel in Chamberlain.
Mr.. James Franklin and wife arrived
on Sunday mornings train. from Persia,
Iowa, for a visi. with his brother, Mr
Vim. Franklin.
Auditor Latchem was on the train
Monday evening which got stalled sever
miles west. he hoofed it back to town.
reaching here about II O'Clock.
Prof. Foreman ard Miss Bailey wert
kindly remembered Christmas by hand
some and valuable presents from Ink
scholars in their respective rooms.
Sioux City journal, "a: MIR. Jamcl
Byrne, of Byrne & Ryan. Kimball, Oak.
was in the city yesterday. He came t.
bring some fine hogs to the Union yards
Mr.. Edward Coyle, of Coyle, received
the sad news Tuesday of the suddel
death of his wife, s. Pine Bluff, Wis
Mr. Coyle left on the first train east. II,
has the sympathy of his Brule court,
friends in his bereavement.
Mr.. L. A. Weeks expects 20 start, earl,
next week, for San Francisco. where b,
has an opportunity OF securing q goo'
situation. His many friends in kimbal
wish him the very best of success. Mrs
Weeks and the children will remain her
for the present.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

1t isn't often that a man adyertiscs
himself as q chronic drtIAs%rd, but that
is just what II Sphinx county mar has
done. He has published a card in the
Rcdtield Journa! requesting that dealers
in intoxicating liquors refuse to sell him
liquor under any circumstances.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30
school children vii Learn much taste.

School children will Learn much faster
if they are made comfortable md tept
in perfect health. Very lev escape IS
cane acgcre coughs ard colds during the
winter months. 1t is IN easy matter to
avoid the d~lsconforss and distress of
coughs and colds by using Chamber
lala's Cough Reineey. It is by f&r the
best treatment ever brought into general
! use for coughs, colds ard h0arseress,
when the first symp;ors 81 & cold APP
| pear, uea Chamhcflaia'S Cough Remedy,
aud the cold can beArosen up al once.
| Sold bv L. i. Miiicr.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

Talk about fltering," said q Cham
berlain man the other day. when cuioy-
ing a drink Of our pure a~rtesian water.
Just drink a pint of our Missouri river
water, stand in the sun five minutes aud
the water will come out of your porAs
beautifully filtered, while your stomec},
becomes converted into q sand bag AID
you can hear the gravel rattle as 5ou
walk."-PMahiatou FREE Press.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

A democratic editor at Muscatiuc,
wishing to he a~rgumen,ative to the con
fusion of The republican party Of Iowa,
starts out with the declaration that
shakespeare says that the good that
men do lives after them, and their sins
are inferred with their bones" The re-
publican party OF Iowa can stand this ii
Shnkrsnnnrc can.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

Leap year, is most here, but statistics
show that there are fewer marriages that
year than any other. This is probably
owing to the fact tina, the girls don't
like TO get married that year FIR fear
it will be limited that May popped the
question.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

The trial OF Jama2 F'agan for assault
upon David Stevenson took place before
Judge Long on Monday an / resulted in 8
disagreement of the Jury. ThesSnrg
were out ali night, aud stood sesTts faf
conviction and five for acqUit:al. The
cage will be tried again today.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

Contest Case S,eciae.;

In the matter eff the contest case of
Mard Ward VS.. w. II. Cnrtiss for the
NWt eIi04-68, pending since 1884, the
SECRETARY OF tie interior BIAS reversed the
decision of the M!!chel! land office and
Sparks aud confirIaed tie title of Curtiss.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30
..poa'; Bite OF sa,yc Th:a EoU ca.s
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From the Wn5n.0ckat News.

A year or SO ago d farmer near Woonsi
socket proved up. he had n good farfl1s
ard n smal! drovS of stock and was all
out of debt. He ought to have been
satisfied and worked along quietly,
keeping ont of debt. But he wanted
more land and morigaged ibe homestead
and bought another quarter section, then
he m~ortgnged that quarter section to
build a house. Then he wanted Il bigger
drove OF cattle go he bought a lot more,
giving q chattel mortgage on all the
| stock he owned. He bit of more than
| he could successfully masticnte. Both
I quarter sections have been sold at cher
IFS sale. The old homestead is gone
and The other day Professor" Ramsey
was Down in the cattle yard selling of
The cattle to the highest bidder. This is
not a solitary case. There are many
sich examples of bad management il
Dakota. The great trouble is, every
body seems 10 want tic earth. and il ths
grand scramble tie majority get left.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30

A desperate and bloody prize fight
took place Ga ,l.e reservation near Pierre
ON the 21st inst. The contestants We're
a half-hreed Indian and & Frenchman.
The fight grew out of an old feud. The
men fought for over IN hour and drop
ped from mere exhaustion.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-30
"Hv dear" sa:d Jones to his wife

NY dear, said Jones 10 MS WIG, 7
am unable to sleep. l have tossed eve<
since | came to bed; l wish you would
get up and get me q Doyer's powder.
ut is hardly worth while now" she re
piled, taking a peep at the clock, 1t is
almost time to build the kitchen fire."
Then he sank into u quiet, rcstful
slumber.